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Extra police in London after terror death
One hour agoAn extra 1200 police officers have been deployed to the streets of London to reassure the public after the brazen murder of soldier Lee Rigby. -
US bridge collapses, people in water
One hour agoA four-lane highway bridge has collapsed about halfway between Seattle, USA, and Vancouver, Canada, sending people and cars into the river below. -
Emails show concern for Jackson's health
One hour agoA stage manager warned tour promoters that Michael Jackson's health was failing, days before his death, a negligence case has heard. -
UK police play down tension at marches
One hour agoTwo marches - one by the English Defence League - will go ahead on the weekend despite heightened tensions from the London soldier's slaying. -
Germans 'fear' electric cars: BMW boss
Two hours agoAs BMW prepares to release its i3 electric car, company boss Norbert Reithofer has criticised Germans for being too sceptical about all-electric models. -
Britain's press demands Islamists' jailing
Two hours agoBritain's newspapers have paid tribute to the soldier murdered on a London street, with The Sun's headline reading: "Riggers ... A True Warrior". -
Charity bombarded after UK soldier's death
Two hours agoThe website of UK charity Help for Heroes has crashed in response to the death of soldier Lee Rigby, who was murdered while wearing one of its shirts. -
Dramatic video shows London suspects charging police
Two hours agoDramatic video has emerged showing the moment two men tried to lure police by dragging the body of a murdered soldier onto a London road before they were both shot.
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Shooting victim saved by teddy bear hug
Two hours agoA young rape victim has described how she hugged a giant teddy as a shield when her attacker decided to shoot her five times inside her own apartment.
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Belmokhtar 'supervised' Niger attacks
Three hours agoIt's claimed Jihadist Mokhtar Belmokhtar "supervised" twin suicide bombings that have killed at least 20 people in Niger.
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